Last Spring, Rob Nguyen and Ethan Downing decided that they wanted to raise awareness about a lesser-known division of human trafficking. ...

Throughout the month, there are many cases or stories that break regarding forced labor. They are usually not on the front pages of our news...

Throughout the month, there are many cases or stories that break regarding forced labor. They are usually not on the front pages of our news...

From Xinhua : HANOI, Nov. 6 -- Human trafficking in the six Mekong countries is expected to increase due to growing migration within the su...

From PBS: This two-hour WIDE ANGLE special explores the current worldwide boom in illicit migration. Every year, an estimated two to four mi...

From the Asia Times: By William Sparrow June 15, 2008 BANGKOK - China, as the host of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Augu...

From Freedom Center: By Paul Bernish June 6, 2008 The U.S. State Department’s annual Trafficking in Persons Report was released [this past J...

From the Herald: SCOTLAND- Police have rescued 59 women trafficked into Scotland's booming off-street sex industry. In a major nine-mont...

From the China Post: On Friday, the Legislative Yuan held a hearing to review the possibility of drafting legislation designed to combat hum...

Multiple articles were published yesterday and today in major news agencies around the world regarding the Europol operation that arrested 7...

From Edmunds: The Toyota Prius may be the darling of environmentalists and Hollywood celebrities, but a new report by a self-described human...

An infrared photograph shows two naked people crossing the Tumen River in the dark -- one is a human trafficker and the other a North Korean...

Mark P. Lagon, Director, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons Remarks at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for ...

By Peter Edwards From the Star: It's not just the gymnasts, grapplers and jumpers who are worth watching at this summer's Beijing Ol...

* More news on child labor in China. By David Barboza From the New York Times: SHANGHAI — China said Wednesday that it had broken up a child...

From Reuters: BEIJING, China - Thousands of children in southwest China have been sold into slavery like "cabbages", to work as la...

By Ashton Shurson From the Daily Iowan: As Chinese adoptions increase around the world and especially in the United States, a few University...

The Washington Post published a long, personal article on the situation of child trafficking victims in today's edition. The article, en...

From the American Chronicle : Nepal is certainly an important country globally for urgent HIV/AIDS interventions? UNAIDS predicted two years...

From the New York Times: LAHTORA, India — With the dew just rising from the fields, dozens of children streamed into the two-room school in ...